I'm amused at the disparate responses to my question about which season two episodes of The Mandalorian to watch. At this point... we shall see. I'll probably give season two a try soon-ish but it's not a top priority.
But speaking of crowd-sourcing an episode guide: any thoughts on seasons four and five of The Expanse? I gave up on season four out of frustration over the writing for Naomi and the existence of Burn Gornam's character. ANYWAY, I could maybe re-invest in those characters if I thought season five was worth watching... IDK. Your thoughts?
WandaVision--( season spoilers, natch )
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selenak wrote a review as well.
Books: Calculated Risks (InCryptid Book 10) was a compelling and enjoyable finish to the series. Seanan McGuire does very well at pulling a reader into the narrative of "difficult" characters, and helping us see the humanity in them. Even when they're not actually human. Heh.
Currently reading the fourth book in Sabaa Tahir's quadrology. Planning to read Delia Pitt's newest neo-noir novel after that.
But speaking of crowd-sourcing an episode guide: any thoughts on seasons four and five of The Expanse? I gave up on season four out of frustration over the writing for Naomi and the existence of Burn Gornam's character. ANYWAY, I could maybe re-invest in those characters if I thought season five was worth watching... IDK. Your thoughts?
WandaVision--( season spoilers, natch )
selenak wrote a review as well.Books: Calculated Risks (InCryptid Book 10) was a compelling and enjoyable finish to the series. Seanan McGuire does very well at pulling a reader into the narrative of "difficult" characters, and helping us see the humanity in them. Even when they're not actually human. Heh.
Currently reading the fourth book in Sabaa Tahir's quadrology. Planning to read Delia Pitt's newest neo-noir novel after that.